70 years of zebra crossings
70 years ago - on July 8, 1952 - the first historically verified application of twelve crosswalks took place in Munich. A year later, the legislature introduced the pedestrian crossings nationwide. Photo by Ryoji Iwata on Unsplash
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Jazz Romance UBM 2288
A cheerful, bouncy jazz tune with a 1950s Louis Armstrong feel. Featuring Piano, Bass, Guitar and Trumpet.
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Autofreier Sonntag UBM 2368
Relaxed and warm as a sunny summer day. This jazz composition sounds urban and stress-free, peaceful and dreamy.
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Rush Hour UBM 2274
Tough track, reminiscent of scenes of traffic jams in the evening rush hour.
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Urban Changes UBM 2429
The right soundtrack for images of urban change. From urban gardens to pedestrian zones and the construction of bicycle paths, inner cities are constantly changing.
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Happy People Walk UBM 2459
Light-hearted, cheerful and slightly drowsy, this track offers the right vibes for relaxation and concentration.
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Keep It Up UBM 2242
Quirky organ, repetitive bass and latin percussion; quirky, kitschy, cool, easy listening.
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Sour Crowd UBM 2431
Things are going on at the Wies'n! The Bavarian folklore band plays in waltz beat, the mood rises.
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Traffic Lights UBM 2413
A rainy day in the anonymous city, the traffic is slow and people are in a hurry. For thoughtful, slightly melancholy scenes in an urban setting.
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Nice Notes UBM 2208
Pizzicato strings and e-piano notes create the magical, sweet atmosphere of this track. Sounds like straight out of a fairytale.
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Coffee Table Boogaloo UBM 2458
The stands are set up at the flea market, dealers and buyers look forward to exciting negotiations. This cheerful rock 'n' roll matches the happy anticipation.
